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    Harvesting cherries

    Started picking over the cherry trees today!

    So far, we've get about 5 gallons of 'em.

    Next step, pie and jam!
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    Re: Harvesting cherries

    Originally posted by B. de Corbin View Post
    Started picking over the cherry trees today!

    So far, we've get about 5 gallons of 'em.

    Next step, pie and jam!
    What about making some into a Port?



    There is a Winery here in the Columbia Gorge that used to make a very delicious Cherry Ort, which has unfortunately been discontinued now. I'm not a wine drinker, but I liked this stuff.
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      Re: Harvesting cherries

      Originally posted by Juniper View Post
      What about making some into a Port?



      There is a Winery here in the Columbia Gorge that used to make a very delicious Cherry Ort, which has unfortunately been discontinued now. I'm not a wine drinker, but I liked this stuff.
      Cherry Port... yummy!

      I've had this one before, and it was splendid:

      https://store.cgtwines.com/cherry-reserve-port-p24.aspx

      But makine wine (and especially port) is a long-term process, and I don't think I want to go there. Also, while I make great beer, my wine making skills are pretty poor.
      Last edited by B. de Corbin; 23 Jul 2019, 09:47.
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        i also love a very good port,some over 50 years or even 100 year port. kind of expensive but well worth the price if it is done right.
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          Yummy.

          Back when I lived in Germany, our farm had a couple of cherry trees by the garden and I remember climbing it to pick and eat cherries until my belly hurt. So good!!!
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            Originally posted by anunitu View Post
            i also love a very good port,some over 50 years or even 100 year port. kind of expensive but well worth the price if it is done right.
            Theres a pub down the road, small country thing, quiet, good for shenanigans. They do their own port, called Copley Wobbley. It's terribly cheap stuff, probably just poured from a bigger bottle into their bottles for profit, but man is it delicious. Does what it says though, you'll definitley go to sleep and wake up wobbley haha
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              I buy cherries every week and eat them all! How about cherry preserves? They are great served with meat. Or like a spread on a turkey sandwich.
              *munches cherry.
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                Originally posted by Medusa View Post
                I buy cherries every week and eat them all! How about cherry preserves? They are great served with meat. Or like a spread on a turkey sandwich.
                *munches cherry.
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